Beate and Serge Klarsfeld’s moving memoirs trace the evolution of a new idea: that Germans were responsible for the Nazi past. Can today’s Europe learn from their moral courage?
Novelist who reckoned with country’s post-war legacy leaves complex legacy
An interesting look at Germany’s dealings with the Jewish state
A film of nude people playing in a gas chamber is but one piece aiming to shock at the Berlin Biennale art show
Novelist won’t fly to Germany to accept prize after controversial Iran poem
Banned from Israel, he’s more present than ever.
And how it is only a symptom of a larger German problem
In his disappointing new memoir, Feeding on Dreams, Ariel Dorfman insists on the ponderous and universal over the nuances of his exile from Chile
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